Mail from France and European dispatches dated across ports
Reports from Hambourg and Copenhagen note arrivals and departures of nobility and envoys, with promotions and political maneuvers. Letters from Rome and Seville describe papal orders, cardinal appointments, and the Parma matter. Maritime traffic includes arrivals from Antigua to Jamaica and shipments from Corunna to various destinations.
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Esterday
Dehn
Copenhagen
Brunswick
Margrave de Culmbach
Slerwick
Holstein
Auric
Baron de Solenthal
Great Britain
M. de Pleffe
Count de Stralenheim
Dutchy
Deuxponts
Sweden
Readines
Poland
Moscow
Baron de Schafhrof
Ispahan
Hague
Mott
Guelderland
Nimeguen
Robinson
Vienna
Pais
Rome
Parma
Signor
Odi
Nencio
Henrietta
Modena
Placentia
Holy See
Cardinal de Sc. Agnes
Bologna
Posfession
Oddi
France
Marquess de Vaurenan
Turin
Embrun
Augurst
Seville
Count de Rothembourg
Liverpool
John and
Phebe
Reston
Antigua
Africa
Denham
Virginia
Falmouth
Townshend
Cooper
Corunna
Dorset
Cork
Jamaica
Ellis
Prince Frederick
Guiney
Eels
Samuel
Elizabeth
Genoa
Leghorn
Clinton
Charity
Watts
St. John
Hume
Maryland
London
Dartmouth
Torbay
John Winter
William
Bilboa
A 1731 Worm Medicine Letter From Ripon
A patient from Ripon reports taking Mr John Moore's worm medicines, describing a giant worm removal and renewed health. The letter promotes anti-scorbutic cures, praises unnamed medicines, warns against unbranded remedies, and notes Canterbury suppliers no longer sell worm powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Laurence-Pountneys-Lane
Cannon-street
London
Ripon
Lamarieth
Gelrish
Joan Mount Ton
Yorkshire
N.B
Joun Moone
Abree
Canterbury
Admiralty and court notices mix with crimes and marriages
The column reports appointments in the Admiralty and Irish regiments, a London marriage planned for Richard Darby and Mrs. Wolfe, smuggling and legal actions at the Custom House, a scaffold accident, executions near Reading, a highway robbery attempt near Peckham, and stock quotes from Edinburgh with various bonds and securities.
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Lords of the Admiralty
Isham
Admiralty
Exton Sayer
Deceas
John Greenele
Col. Dubourgay
Regiment of Foot
Kingdom of Ireland
Samuel Stone
George Gordon
Wm. Aderson
Shire of Murray
Scotland
James Aderson
Raphael
Hampton Courrt
Duke of Lorrain
Richard Darby
Court of Common Pleas
Din Lottery Office Marks Public Ticket Ledger and Drawings
The Din Lottery Office in Union Coffee-house Exchange-Alley will keep an exact numerical book of the preferred state lottery during the drawing. A register will record numbers at six pence per ticker, with instant local accounts and post deliveries for winners. Government securities are bought and sold by broker Joan Haus, in town and beyond Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange-Alley
Great Britain
Joan Haus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terday
Hambourg
Buenos Ayres
Lizard
Porter
Streights
Holland
Bristol
Susanna
Malaga
Greyhound
Harding
Ditto
Duke of Portland
Plummer
Smith
Snow
the Daily Post
Tugspay
Penter
Surrey-street
Strand
County of Berks
Reading
Windsor Park
Tothillfields Bridewell
Westminster Hall
Westminster
Gatehouse
Bridewell
John Gonton
Justice de Veil
Railton
Justice Meard
Justice Gableway
Covent-Garden
Tothill-Fields Bridewell
Thieving-lane
Southwark
John Lady
John Booker
Giller
Salutation
Billingsgate
Clapham
O’ Clark
Mr. Brown
Mr. Elwes
Mrs. Elwes
Peckham
Lord Trevor
College of Justice
Bute
Duke of
York Buildings
South Sea
India
Din Lottery